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ackbar03
7y ago
And I guess it comes with the specter vulnerability?
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ackbar03
7y ago
It's still a short. The banks who sold the trade to soros still need to hedge their exposure by shorting the stock. The short position still gets reflected, if anything it probably amplifies the effect since it's created from a de
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ackbar03
7y ago
Could you provide some insight into how the company was built up (if you know), how it is managed day to day, and how it is growing? Cause I'd imagine it takes a large team from a wide variety of disciplines to get started. Again it co
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ackbar03
7y ago
Maybe I'm missing the whole point but I've never completely understood the concept of fintech. From what I've seen it's just moving banking services online isn't it? There doesn't seem to be much actual innovat
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ackbar03
7y ago
I've already been dabbling in both but if Im to either start a business or pursue a career in a single field I feel it's probably going to require more more dedication to one thing, but thanks for the response
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ackbar03
7y ago
Do you think cybersecurity or ai is a better field to dive deeper into as a career/business field? I feel like in some ways ai has already been hyped up but cybersecurity tends to be quite niche in its demands?
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ackbar03
7y ago
Autonomous driving wasn't even part of their original business plan. They only relied on it once they came to realize they werent making money, The whole company's a shit show
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ackbar03
7y ago
I'm not a security expert by any means, but row hammer has always struck me as one of the most ingenious hacks ever. I mean if you can flip bits by sending electric current repeatedly through a channel then what can't you do? Noth
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ackbar03
8y ago
Curious about this as well, newbiehere
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ackbar03
8y ago
I agree actually, I live in Shanghai. I'm not sure if it's because I don't really u derstand urban planning but I don't really see what the fuss is over, you can still get around the city by bicycle if you want (and whic
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ackbar03
8y ago
If non pro home builders won't be interested in this, where do you feel the attraction in vr lies? Genuinely interested since i think it's a popular (if not obvious) idea (I. E. For realty agents, real estate brokers etc).
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ackbar03
8y ago
I for one welcome our new overlords
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ackbar03
8y ago
I refuse to identify the wearer as human as well. I'm not a robot I just did a captcha to check
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ackbar03
8y ago
I think they're too expensive to buy now, DoorDash will just have to dump on the unexpecting retail investors to cashout
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ackbar03
8y ago
As one commenter said this is very specific, how do you go about finding and marketing to your clients?
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ackbar03
8y ago
I think the term ai has been completely abused. In fact I try to avoid using the word ai if I can help it and use deep learning instead because that's really the whole crux of this new tech. I think most people, definitely author of th
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ackbar03
8y ago
But is bing the first search engine you've ever chat to???
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ackbar03
8y ago
You need to take another look at the landscape bro... This was true a few years ago but less the case now
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ackbar03
8y ago
The prevalence of 996 shows why China is able to start so many strong tech companies. Discontent reflects the rising awareness for standard of living and ethical or not also sort of implies rising labor costs in future.
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ackbar03
8y ago
I think that kind of breathing room is also important for fostering entrepreneurship. I moved to China from Hong Kong, you do have some people bumming around but you also have some pretty bright people who quit their jobs to really grind an
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ackbar03
8y ago
How about a textbook maybe? There aren't always easy alternatives out there, sometimes you have to bite the bullet and do the work
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ackbar03
8y ago
Interested as well, but I keep feeling nlp is relatively less stable and mature compared to vision, thus maybe only used in niche ways rather than full fledged products, other than obvious ones like echo and siri of course
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ackbar03
8y ago
It's really hard for me to associate online degrees with quality... End of the day it all depends on the person. The main value of a college education has always been the signaling, not the actual material
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ackbar03
8y ago
No it is not a humanitarian disaster. If it was it'd be a economic policy problem and their are much more factors to be considering for that. Plus your entire premise is wrong, yuan is definitely not increasingly devalued. Even if it w
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ackbar03
8y ago
Is it possible that the marketing people just didn't really understand the technology and let their imagination carry them away
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ackbar03
8y ago
Failing cause of taking vc money seems to be a recurring theme..
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ackbar03
8y ago
Finance at its best.
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ackbar03
8y ago
I was kind of hoping the ipo would tank cause I can't help feeling this is going to end badly for the retail investors who once again end up holding the shit sack. A successful ipo just goes to show that the fat cat capitalists have on
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8y ago
I don't think jobs and bezos can be classified as the hoodwkinking type, if anything it should be the former. Jobs had Wozniak and they did have initial demand for their computer. Granted I don't know much about Amazon's earl
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ackbar03
8y ago
Nothing official but see https://www.zdnet.com/article/inside-indias-captcha-solving-... I guess it's not entirely contradictory as it comes under outsourcing haha.. Also Im involved a bit in making automated capt
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